TO?fi cou;m & news.
.DALLAS; SATURDAY, FEB . 3, 1872.
Money Market.
TktestNew York Gold "Quotations.....!
...111
Legal Tenders in Portland:
Buying 90 j Selling
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Dallas Produce and Commission Market.
Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's
Merchant, Mftin Street, Dallas, Oregon,
WHEAT $ I 10 bash.
BARLEY -$ I "
TLOUR $6 $5 50 ,bbl.
. sic si 2 ra si 76
CORN MEAL tc. ft.
SBAKS 6e. p lb. j
. BACON Sides. 13. 15c lb. . J
" Shoulders. 8c. to 10c. R.
II AMS 14 16c lb. j
. POHIC Dressed. 6 cents.
" Pickled, 8e. to 10c. J3 lb.
BUTTER Firkins 25 ?i 30c "0 ID,
" Rolls. 35 to 40o. It,
SQGS 3TJn doz.
T.Ann -Hulk. 14e : tins. 15'
POTATOES From Wagon, $1 bushel
ONIONS $2 bushel.
. APPLES Urea n, 50c "pi bhl.
F -j . '--Dried. 6c lb.
CHEESE !New Oregon, 20 T$ 25c lb.
CHirKENS-2 50 (?U $3 "0 do.
TURKEYS 75 $1 each.
DRIED PLUMS 1C5 $ lb.
rgWOOU 33c ft lb
4i H i 't w - ' -
Mr David Guthrie has a fine lot of Chester
white pigs.
' Lot! of 'em. Three book agents have been in
twn thisrtteok.
"MeKenzie's Ten Thousand Receipea" was raf
fled for on Thursday, and won by T. G. Rich
mond. The Hunting Club met on Monday, and per
fected a thorough organization.
Tor Sale. One thousand share in the Ore
00s Repcblicas, at $2 00 each, until the that
of March, 1373 .
'Several of our hunters staid in town Monday
night after the club meetir g, and bad an old-
fashioned "hoe-dovru" at the d icnin club.
Several tad i;s of town set us "all of a flutter"
last Friday evening, by gracing our office with
. their presence. Call again, laCios, we like to
be seared in that way.
Map of Chicago. R. II McDonald A Co.,
the well-known proprietors and manufacturers
of Walker's Vinegar Bitters, have sent us a
history aud map of Chicago, giving full de
scription of the city before and after the fire.
It ean be obtained by sending. to R.- H. Mc
Donald A Co., San Francisco.
AH bands about the Repctsucas office have
had a g-od tiuii this week feasting on a lot of
nice apples, presented by E. L. D'Lasbniuttt, of
Salt Creek. ' Uncle E l" is a prima shot, and
knows how to hit the right spot, as well in
touching up the printer, as in hunting the wild
heists of the forest.
Injured. On last Saturday, a horse escaped
from its rider in town and started f Jt home
Mr. R. E. Morris, a young man about eighteen
years of age, who was coming in with a team
met the stray horse and jumped out of his
wagon and caught him. The horse reared and
struck Mr. Morris on the lower jaw fracturing
it severely, and knocking out a tooth.
Thariks. Our regords are due to Mr. Cyrus
"Elder, of Johnstown, Pcnn., for a copy of Hon
, "Win. D. Kelley's speeches, addresses and let
ters on the Tariff. Mr. Kellcy is an able fpeakcr
and writer, and we feel that we shall be both
entertained and instructed by the perual of
this book Mr. Elder, editor of that able pa
per, the Industrial Bulletin, published at Johns
town, Penn., has been, and is still, laboring
hard for the interests of the laboring classes,
and deserves credit for the same.
Poetry of the Pacific Mr. W. Woods has
our thanks for a nicely bound volume of
poems with the above title. Mr. W. has on
.hand a supply of these books, which any one
will do well to purchase abA read, who is fond
of poetry. This book contains extracts from
the principal writers of the Pacific coast and is
well worth the money asked. He also has a
stock of lithographs and other pictures, picture
frames, etc., which be offers at very low rates.
Jlooms one door North of the hotel.
. Let it Stop. We publish to-day a corres
pondence from some cf the students of the
Academy, concerning a matter of which we
jtnow nothing but rnmor The affair on Thurs
day, from what we hear of it, was in accord with
fa any other exercises at the same place, very
discreditable and ill -timed. Whatever the f ail -.
logs of Prof. Rutan may be, we have sever
. -beard of him being inebriated or in the least
tinder the influence of liquor. But the less
laid about this matter the better. Both sides
tiave now had their say, and now tee say, ''Let
; jzc bare peace,"
tVhittlings. Q. B. Stiles' is a good place to
ioj groceries. Our itinerant knitter is still on
ha&d to furnish a god article to replace that
stocking iri.th.-a hole in it. A " new gin-mil! '
$ias been set to grinding in town. The Good
Templars are offsetting the effects of the rum
x traffifl here, bv increasing their numbers rapid'
ly. Some of our boys have got themselves
Into trouble by breaking the Sabbath. Messrs.
f Bolter A j.OTortlj have a large stock of dry
'.goods and groceries for sale cheap. Dallas
oeietj Is quiter lively. Several parties on band
u4uf the week. The Quarterly meeting for
hls (Circuit is now in progress. Prof. Rutan's
slnglagjwhool is till in full blast, and pros
'pering finely -N. A J. D. Lee are ready and
wiling to supply customers with anything
Jhe want, it "ffrj lowet poseibit eain price.
Mr. M. Burnett, from McMinuville, gave ua
a call yesterday. t He Ji here wall, we won't
say now for what purpose. ;
Rain. A heavy rain storm set" in on Thursday
evening and proved to be one of the severest of
the season. Friday morning the streets were
flooded.
Agent. Mr. Somerville is in town c?v-'8ino
for a new Sabbath-Sohool song book, ViLl1'
ncy'a Musical Guest, and a patent book-binder,
All are good and useful articles.
We call attention to the notice of Dr. Van
Den Bergh . n intends leaving soon for .Eu
gene, and those desiring to consult him will
have' to -bo expeditious.
An Error. We stated last week that Prof.
:Rutan took the lead in the musical exercises at
the Academy last Wednesday. This, we are
informed was a misstatement. Miss Witten.an
accomplished young lady, who is one of the as
sistant teachers in the school,and also teacher of
mime, led the exercises in a creditablo manner.
Not being present, we were forced to rely.upou
information gleaned from others and, perhaps
through our own carelessness, committed an
error.
Important to builders. "Messrs. Fbradfr A
Co., having refitted their mill on the little
Luckiuinute, are prepared to furnish all kinds
of lumberof the best quality at .prices witlnn
tho reach of all. Their facilities for obtaining
good, clear lumber, are unexcelled, and their
machinery for manufacturing cannot be beat in
this part of the country. Parties desiring fin
ishing lumber, cither dressed or undressed, can
be accommodated at any time, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Enterprise. Our Real Estate Age n't of
Portland seem to be fully alive to the necessity
of furnishing information to Eastern people
concerning our State. None are taking more
interest in -this matter than Wm Davidson. We
have just received from him a map of the N
P. R. R., showing .tho connections and princi
pal points on the route. Mr. Davidson has
published mips and descriptions of Oregon
some of which may be found at our office, and
has taken pains to circulate them extensively
throughout the whole world. Many have baen
published in German, and sent to keep watch
ou the Rhine for stray Immigrants. Such ef
forts are sure to mcettbir reward.
Cruel ! Cruel ! Truly the course of true
love never did run smooth." Ou tho banks of
the beautifuL Yamhill, near Sheridan, lives a
handsome maiden with laughing eyes, rosy
checks, teeth of pearl, auburn locks, and all the
etctterag which make woman lovely. A stranger
came iuto the community. The first sight of
the maiden caused that thrill so thrilling, which
is easier imagined than described. Tunc passed
on; he wroedf and she would ho cooed and
she could ; but when the permission of the
cruel parent was requested, he blanched the
cheek of the maiden and roused the ire ot the
chUf, by a flt rsiual. Cruel parent! Thus to
put rebellious ideas into "Two miud with but
a siuglc thought," and that a thought to unite
tl:e 'Twi hearts that hcut as ud" but, ich
is life."
TIST ttV L.ISTT12HM Itl'.MAIM V(i
J in the Post Office at Dallas, Feb. lit
Is7:l:
Bryan, Chas II Ribbuy. Fignal W
Butler, Cyrus R Kent, John Thomas '
Blaucber, S B Lancaster, John W.
Uloodswortb, Jesse Long. L'utia
Barger, Theo S Magill, C.
Burke, Ms Abbie McCracken Chas E
Co. per, J R Patterson, F A
Davis, Miss Emma J Roberts, A G
D'Lasbtnutt, J K Richardson Jas II
Eilers, Geo Robb, W S
Honshaw, S Starr, Chas Washington
llihbard. Daniel Statts, Stephen
Harris, Mrs Joanna Thompson, MrsNancyf
Jackson, F M Zumwalt, Ben F
Zumwalt, W A
J. D 'LEE, P. M.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COSCERX.
DR. J. P. P. VAN DEN BERGH WOULD
respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that be ha concluded to remove
his office, on th 8th of February 1872. from
Salem to Eugene C'.ty. Oregon. Until further
mtk'c all of those wanting any further treat
ment can find me after said Uto at the above
named city. All tbse having claims against
me will present them at once for settlement,
and all those indebted t me will do me a great
favor in fettling their amounts forthwith. I
would thank my friends and the pnblie gener
ally for their liberal and kind treatment I have
rsceived during my five months' practice in Sa
lem. Dli. J. P.P. VAN DEN BERG II.
Salem, Oregon, Jan. 26th, 1872 48ml
3Sm2
So general has the public confidence become in
Dr. Ayer's medicines, and so great the demand
for them, that unprincipled villians try to de
ceive the unwary by imposing upon them their
worthless nostrums under a similarity of name.
Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, Dr. Ayer's Troches,
Aypr's Pastilea for Coughs, Cherry Pectoral
Cough Drops, Ayer's Fever and Ague Cure,
Doct. Ayer's Indian Pills, Ac., Ac, (none of
which are Dr, Ayer's manufacture or composi
tion) are specimens of this viiliany and deceit.
They not only defraud the sick of their money
but of their health, er the recovery of their
health, which is far more important than money.
From actual counterfeits the people are protec
ted by law whieb the Doctor promptly enforces,
but these evasions sometimes elude the law,
and purchasers must protect themselves by re
fusing to be deceived by them. Dover (N. II.)
Bee.
Dr. R. V, Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y., sole pro
prietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, whose
name is printed on the wrapper of the genuine,
has for over three years offered through nearly
every newspaper in the United States, a stand
ing reward of $500 for a case of Catarrh in the
head which he cannot cure. That he has treat
ed thousands of cases and had no claims pre
sented for the reward, from any one who has
made a thorough use of his means of cure, is
strong and conclusive evidence that he pos
sesses a snre means of curing this loathsome
disease. The Catarrh Remedy is sold by all
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of sixty
cents.
President Grant has appointed four
ladies, siace he has been in the White
House, to the highest grade of post
offices, with salaries of 94,000 per annum.
clcgrapliic Summary.
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Paris, Jan. 29. Count de Chambord
has issued a proclamation to the French
people The Count claims as of yore the
right Divine, and says: I shall never ab
dicate ray claim to the throne of Franco.
I shall' never forsake the monarchical
principles which I have preserved intaot
for tortv years, and which is tho best
fcopo of Franco's greatness and liber
ties. '
Paris, Jan. 27. A plan for a llcpub
lieua revolutionary Uprising ,a8 becn.
covered over the whole Tei.'itory Of tn
South of France. The movement was
held ready for immediate commence
ment in case of Theirs resiotion of
the Presidency, resulting in the appoint
ment of Duke Daiimale or Marshal
McMahon to the Chief Executive au
thority. London. January 28. A messenger
left the Foreign Office yesterday with
important disptttchea fur Lord Lyons,
Hiitish Embassador in France. These
dispatches state definitely the attitude
of the English Government with regard
to tho commercial trea'y j betw?eu the
two natioos.and arc intended to rectify
ft a itu j.mrti-tiltAriCKilia air 1 1 Vl V aT Tr
I II V- -Ci rtJ I'J'lCllVUiiiMiia w iiv.e
vailed in France as to the position ol
Euglatid ou the subject. !
Washington, Janu ary 28; It Ls sa'd
among the Republican members of the
House of Representatives that the House
will pass the Senate resolution for the
adjournment of Congress u the 29th of
May.
lleports from official sources in Cuba
are to the effect that the atrocities ot the
Coolie S'ave Trade which have reccutly
beeu brought to the public cognizance,
will arrest attention and excite horror
wherever the English language is spo
ken.
Leading morrsbers of the IIou say
there is no probability of Utah being
admitted as a State.
There have been 109,000 coolies in
troduced iuto Cuba since 1817.
The Secretary of the Treasury ha di
rected the Assistant Treasurer at N't w
York to purchase a million in bonds tu
the first, third and fifth Thursdays in
February.
Washington, Jan. 29 .The apj-ortoin-mcnt
bill as it parsed the Senate fixes
the number of members of the Ilouee of
Representatives at 213.
London, Jan. 30. At a ucting of
Electors of Rirmingham lat night, a
letter was read from John Rriht ex
pressing the hope that ho would be able
to attend a portion of t. e furthcoming
Parliament.
London, Jan. 29 An arrival at
Liverpool bring the report that the
ship Alvord of St. John, X. R., was
burned at sea. It is leu led that ail on
bard perished.
Galveston. .Ian. 29, The Xncs' spe
cial from Austin reports t1 t the Fed
eral gratid jury h id found true bib's
airainst Gor Davis and Secretary of
rjtate Newcobcrs, on nccount cf i:reg
ularities in the late election.
St- Louis, Jan. 29. The extensive
work of the St Louis brjss and hard
ware manufacturing company, the com
mission hon-e of IL'thel fc Co, and the
tobacco factory of Morgan & Roful wore
burned last night. Total Joss 5102,000.
Indianapolis, Jan. 29. Col. Norman
Eddy, Secretary of State of Indiana,
died suddenly at his residence in this
city, of heart disease.
Chicago, Jan. 30 The Times'
Washington special says the condition
ofafTiirs between the Government ol
the United States and Venezuela is said
to be rather critical. The trouble is
the Government of Venezuela refuses to
be responsible for, or rather shows no
a disposition to observe treaty stipula
tions. The seizure of vessels belonging
to the American Transportation Co., is
the latest question in dispute. From
information in possession ot the Depart
ment of State, it seems clear this was an
act in wilful disregard of the rights of
this company, which claims protection
from our Government Resides, Ven
ezuela persists in refusing to pay our
claims, which she admitted by the con
vention of 1800.
New York, jVn. 30. Tweed is still
in the city. JIs declines saying what
he will do concerning taking his seat in
the Legislature.
New York, Jan. 31. A special from
Paris says Thiers, in discussion with
Rothschild as to to the project for the
futher evacuation of Franco by the
Germans, said : I would liko to see
the end of German Occupation, if we
had a stable Government and settled
public opinion. As it is, if the Ger
mans were gone, we would have worse
demagogues than ever.
London, Jan. 30. St Paul's Cathe
dral ii being handsomely decorated for
thanksgiving to be held there in Febru
ary, lor the restoration of the health of
the Prince of Wales.
Washington, Jan. 30. Tho President
sent the following nomination to the
Senate to-day : Samuel C. Wingard,
U. S. Attorney for Washington Terri
tory. A "Washington dispatch says Hon. J
R. Doolittle is in that city, and is con
fident of the success of the new move
ment in favor of Trumbull for the Presidency.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAYIDSOiV,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Offlce, No. tt-ft Front Street,
PORTLAND OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in his CITY and
EAST POJtff LAND in the most desirat.le lo
ealtirs. consisting of LOTS, HALF RLOCRS
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; aUy,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL KSTATE and other Property
purchased" Correspondents, in ttm CIT
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
TORIES, with c;re.it r.;e n'l OQ the mwst
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEAft0-
LOANS NEGOTIATED, end CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCHI'TIONS PltOMPLY COL
LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL aud
All KMC Y BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will
retive deacriptions of FARM PROPERTY
aud forward the same to the above address.
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CEI O I, Vs U : .
HOW TO CURE IT.
At the eotnraencementof the DUrihoe, wich
alwsys precedes an attack of the Cholera, t&ke
a tapooitfal of Pain Kilter in sugar and wa
ter, (hot if convenient.) and then bathe freely
the Stomach and Vkw1 with the Pin Killer
flear. Should the Jiarrho? or cramps continue
tep"l the do" every ten or fifteen minute un
til the patient in relieved. In extreme cases,
two r more teaspoonfuls may be given at a
done.
Tin: Pain Killer, a a remedy, has no eial.
Incswi of Cb ilcTS. Summer Ocmplint, Dys-I-epMn,
Dysentery. Afthma it cure in one nibt
Ity taking it 'internally, and bathing with it
freely. Its action ii like maeic, when esternal
ly applied t Old Soren. Hurof, SeKl, and
.-'prain. For Sick Headaeho ani Toothache
d m'tfail to try it. In short, it is a Pats Kii.l
ek. Direction accompany earh bottle.
The Pain Killer i sold by all dealers In- Mei
ii'ines. Prices, 2i cants, 50 .-eatiAiJ f 1 pir buttle
Iukl;if Slowly.
DUeafcs thai ptogre rapidly te a trin are
not the only ne? t le dreaded. Canker or
dry rot dos not hlztt a tree as u lderily as a
rtroke of lihtf:ing, but unle. nrrett-d it de
titroTS it rrrt aitily l and in like manner
chronic debility, although it does riot kilt with
the xwit'tnes of yellow fiver, is a ure to ap
the priuj of life eventually as any acute diu
eae, if not checked by invigorating rue lieatioi.
There i something inexpressibly touching in
tho fftc etaele of premature de ay. Langnnr,
pallor, emaciation, depression of fpiritK, ard
a distaste for exertion, are it ordinary ymp
tonj, and they should be promptly met by tonic
treatment. The best invtgorant and cxhileranl
that can be a lminiftercd in a cae of this kind
Hot-ttr9 Sto:n:i..;h Itittvr. The stimulat
ing principle of tho preparation r ue lbs dor
m-ut energies of the system, and th strength
entna: and regulating pr.p.;r!ie ?ivc a rterma
n.ut and bealtuful itupuUo to the vital forces
thus brought int. play. The failing app tite
i rj-awakeoc 1, the process of digestion and
aimilatton are quickened, the qmlity of thq
bjood is improved, the secretions bee me more
natural, and every org.in that contributes to th
nouriKlituw'nt of the body undergoes Salutary
change. Ity these means the repair of tho
physical rtructura is enacted and its health and
vigor restored. In no clas of diseases has the
bciieneicnt operation of the Hitters becn more
marked and sinking thanin those tharacteruod
by general debility and nervous prostration
Ladies affected with these ailu.eiits find in this
most wholesome of ali tonic; and correctives
the safest and surert means of relief. Ife is
strong to restore and powerless to injure.
Such is the uniform testimony of "clouds of
witnesses."
T.tiiliS! Plants!
Fruit, Oarden, i lower,
KHu.Ia IIlce. tfuraen.
Apple and crab, 100, 2 to 4 ft, $1; 4 to 6ftt 00
Pear, St'd Extra, ly.rtlett, Ac. 3 to 4it
per dox 2 50
8eeds,P'eh. bu. $2; A'ple, Os-age new, bu....l2 00
Potatoes, White P'ch Blow, Esrly Rose.... 2 00
Seedlinir. Soft Manle. 1.01)0. $1: Ash.$3:
Elm 2 00
Hllusftrated Catalogue, 100 pne, nnd New
Prieo Lia, 18 cents. F. K. l'HOENIA
Bloomington, Iilineis.
ruk.i:i OUT!
AND IT ALL CAME ABOUT IN THIS
WISE:
T0USEE THAT IT WAS FOUND OCT
A by the pond people of this county generally
that the DIXIE STORE was selling at tho
following starving rates : '
Coffee 4 lbs for f 1 00
Liverpool Salt perewt 2 "
Calico per yard 10
Best California Boots (heavy) 5 50
Oent's Fine Shirts each 1 25
Cigartt, 7 for 25
Boys Hats.......... M
Best Sheeting per yard 14
Ladies' Fine Calf Shoos per pair 2 60
Ladies Hose 40
Ames' Spades 1 7
Long Handled do 1 25
Chopping Axes (bandied) 1 87
Coil Oil per gallon . 70
Candles per box, $3 75 to 4 50
Extra Ueary Golden Syrup per keg 6 60
Sugar per pound 80 to 16
t- Come on with your cash or produce, as
these are strictly cash prices. Highest cash
price paid for kvrrtthing that tho people have
to sell that will sell again.
N. B. Sixty-three cents paid for home-made
socks, per pair. 45-ml
Tho do who wish a reliable preparation for the
bair.fhould adopt Hall Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
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NEW AD. VEll TISEMENTS.
PIOXEER TBI AND STOVE STORE,
Front Street, one Boor South of
Post Office.
i -r
v Dallas-- - - .. . - - Oregon.
KNOWJNd THERE IS A MARKED
difierence between articles of TINWARE
manufactured "by .me, and that made by -manufacturers
in, Portland and other large cities, for.
shipment, 1 hare on hand both my own make
and -alio that of factory make, so that people
411 ay take their choice. .My stock consists in
part, of,
Staves of alt kinds,
Copper, llrass and Iron -Ware,
Wire work of all descriptions.
Sheet and Galvanized Iron,
Htove Boilers, Tea Kettles,
Milk Pans, IMpper,
Lard and nutter Cans,
ligg If eaters,
JapinuC Ware a geri?rl Assortment,
Cooking 8poot;, A variety f Gem Pans,
Porcelain lined fcteV Pans for Fruit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and tho Mo
Improved Patterns,
And in fact everything that -can be found in a
first clans Tin and Stove Store.
Job Work
Neatly Dons and Promptly Attended to.
50-tf T. B. NET .MAN.
1:0 1, sroni;.
HAVING PURCHASED A LARGE AND
complete Swck of GENERAL MER
CHANDIZE, consisting in part of
11 ry GooiIk,;
Groceries,
w!nKi, QucciiKimre,
Tobacco, Cfc.irs,
And all arfieles found in a GENERAL VARI
ETY STORE, I would respectfully call the
attention of the Public to my Establishment.
Highest Cah price paid for
1 UKS AND l'ELTRV.
R, A. RAY,
Eola, Po!k Co., Ogn.
16-tf
.'cw ooc!s! Xew Ooocls!!
FOR TIIK PRKSHXT SEASOX.
W respectfully call the attention f the
Public to our Well Selected Stock of
Ladles Dress Coods,
Ladles aud Mistes Hats,
Cleuts' FurnUhliifj Coods, Jg
Cloves, Caller. Utc.
Hardware.
Grarerff,
School rt .oka,
Stationery, &cM
In fact IJverjthlnjr; Found In a First
CUm Itetail Store.
Wc can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times.
Come and Examine 'our Stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken in exchange f r
Goods !
N. A. J. D. LEE
Dallas, April 22, 1871. 1-tl
CHE A PI C II E A P!!
Cheaper than Ever!!!
BOLTER, WORT LEV b CO.,
ELLEN DALE .STORE,
Hare removed their STOCK OF fiOODS to
DalU, and are eonstantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting of
Ladles' Dreaa and Fancy Goods,
Men and Hoy Clothing-,
Hats and Caps,
Hoots and Shoes,
Ladles and Children Shoes of every
Stjle and Size.
A full Stock of Groceries constantly
on hand, also Hardware and Crockery.
Woolen Goods Manufactured at the
Ellendale 31111, such as
Beavers, Cassimeres, Hard Time,
1 Tweeds, Flannels' and Blankets,
Which wo offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having a desire to locate permanently in
Dallas, we will deal fairly and justly with all
who may favor u with their patronage. We
will eaehango Goods for Country Produce, for
which we will pay the Highest Price.
Bring on your Eggs and Batter.
' ' s't
Perhaps those that have experience can tell,
and perhaps it would be to your interest to ask
someone that knows, where the Rich and Rare
Dreis Goods, those Ladies' Hats that are the
fashion direct from Mrs. C. Levy's those
Elegant Sets of Ladies' Furs, and those New
Style Skirts that appeared to such advantage
over those High Laced Ladies' Boots, manu
factured at Protsman, Donovan fc Gillahan's,
Portland, Oregon, of all of which you hsdsueh j
a lavish display by the Polk County ladies at
tho Oregon fctate Fair. Or perhaps, gentlemen,
you would like to call and examine for your
selves those Elegant Fitting Suits of Oent's
Clothing, while I show you a Fine Assort
ment of Gent's Furnish I nar Goods. And when
It comes t Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods.
Jewelry, Fine Tobaccos and Cigars, Gro
ceries of all Descriptions last-named strictly
at Portland prices my customers boar witness
of the Excellency and Cheapness.
ALSO,
Role Agent for Polk County for the Boot and
Shoe Manufactory of Portland. Oreron. tho
excellent quality of whose goods are creating
such an excitement all over the State and Pa
cific Territories. Trade increasing crery day
at La Clede (formerly duffs Store).
Al. M. if LL18, Proprietor.
30-Om
; NE IV A U VER T I SEMEN TS.
Ayer's
Hair "Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality -and Color.
A dressing -which
is at once tgfecah!o,
4icalthy,-rtud efTecluiil
for iprescrvin"; the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its orjgindl color
with 4he ; gloss an
Jrcslin-ess of ycith.
Thiu hair ir. thick-
mi
mm
tencd, falling hair cheeled, ttud Ja!d
uess often, though not always, curcfi
by Its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles arc desi roved,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty Pedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional me will prevent the hair
from turning -gray or falling off, aud
tronseqnently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious Eubstances Tvhich
make gome preparations dangerous -and
iniurious to the hair, he Vigor tan
only benefit bat not harm iU If waclcd
mcrci for a
HAIR DRESSING,
Tjothmg cbe can bo found ho desirable.
Containing neither oil nor -dye, it does
not Boil white cambric, and 'et lasts
long ou the hair, giving it a ricJotsy
lustre aud a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PUA.CTICA1. AXT ANALYTICAL ClILMISTS,
LOWELL, 31 ASS.
PBICB $1.00.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all
Medicine
tho purpoaca of a Laxative
Perhaps no one medi
cine is po universally re
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before fro universal
ly adapted into ue, in
e'vervtKiuntryand anions
all t-iasse;, as this mild
but cfliflent pftrgalhe
i'Ui. The bvi"u rc.v
soa is, that it its a more re
liable and tar more efleo
tuil remedy than any
oilier. Those whs have
tried 'it, Vnotv Uiat it cured UMjm; tu.rte w b invo
aot, kiio.v that it cure- their neighbors and friends
and all k:iow thnt what it does onrc it does always
th it it a -ver fiil- Uiroati auy fault or nsslct-
its co. hs:;i.u We have thottands upon thofr
Rind of cc;1iii':tcs of their remarkable cure of Uie)
followiuT rniuj.Iaints, but such cures are known in
every uMrh'.rh.. l, aud we nwl not pub!i-.h them.
Adait I la all asfiji aud conditioa ia all climntes;
cont-iiujii : ucit'ief cl. ncl or any deleterious drur,
they nny be. t ikea with safety by anybody. Their
sugar Cjj iuiiif prcjei'ves then ever fresh aad make
tin-. a pl.'.uatit t i t ike, u-hilo bein? purely vegetable
no hrtria can arise from their use in any quantity.
They o;? rat s bv th,ir powerful inHueii on the
internal vi:e.-a t parify tho blood aad stimulate it
into h;v!:ay a 'Ji;tn re .hove the obstructions of tho
stoma.-h, l) wol, liver, an t otiier oreans of the
body, rct rio tUeir irregular aetiou t health, and.
bv corrc-.'li.iqr. wh-jrever they cxUt, sit A dcrauge
rnent an are the tlrl orbfii of lise.iHe.
Minute ilireti -u are given bi tho wrapper on
the l x, f;r t'li foil j'.via uo.aplaiat.', u'hich theso
1'ills r:pi llv cure;
For Ijii.-2t- n a"n:Hsrrtln, LIt1r
r, I4;xi'r and ,o of ..;ijitif e, they
sh juI 1 l.f tak;'a ni dratcly to fti jitilate the stom
a"h an 1 ;!.t-.re iti fieiUity tone and action.
For Livrr Cn jtla'titt and its varioui symp
tAin, Itjliaua 31 ead.tcbe, tck llrmUrtie,
JTauiillrn rr r'ii irknM, Itilion
Cotic .'! BIlHnm lrer, they should be jn-dieiou-W
taken for caeh cat, 1 1 correct the dUen-.cd
action i re nve th? obstructions which cane it.
For SDyapiitrr.F or Uiurrlaiea, but oae xaild
dose i C Micrally re piircd.
Fr t.ni'7i'i'n. -out. C ravel. Ia1pt
latiu or th 3Ie.r, lsatn In the Mide.
li4CH aud .!. tiiey shoul I be conUnuous.lv
taken, a required, t ) t ht:i?C the di.-ctwd aetiono'f
the hym.-A,- Wi4 ?U cU-tajo Cs) complaints
disapji.Tr.
For Wrojur and Tsroplcal S wet II 11 x they
should be t u'i in largo and frequent doses to pro
duce tlu e.Tcvt of a ilr.istie, purge.
For Siiiiirr!ou a larir doe should bo taken
as it pvoilu -e the desire I effect by symoathv.
As a i'er fill, tike one or two f7fs to pro
mote diretuvi and relieve the stoma-h.'
An o-n-asijual doo stimulates the stomach and
bowels into he-iUhy action, restores the apjetite,
and invigorates the system. 1 fence it is often al
vant.isrcous when no serious derangement exirts.
One who feels tolerably well, often find thnt a doe
of these I'lts makes him feel dccidcslly better, from
their cleansing aad rcuovatuij efl'cct on the diges
tive apparatus.
Mi. J. C. .11TB A CO., rrartleal Chemists,
Z.OW1ZLL. MASS., U. S. A.
EYE, EAR, THROAT AND LUNG
J. 25. EMIkiiiglcis,
LATE OF SAY FRANCISCO'
Has established himself in Portland, Orearon.
Offices, Nos. 3 and 4 llolnios' BuilJings, First
Street, three doors frcm Ladd A Tilton's Hank,
where he may bo consulted daily, aud will
treat diseases of the above-named organs as
his speeiilitics.
All operations on the Eye and Ear made in
the most scientific and cateful manner.
Artificial having all tho beauty and
mobility of the natural eye, inserted.
Refers for his professional standing to L. C.
Lane, M. D., Prof, of Surgery, and Edwiu
Bentley. M. D., Prof, of Anatomy, University
of the Pacific, and for his success in treating
patients to over 1..S00 cases treated by him io
San Francisco; also to Levi Estes, Esq.,
Portland, Win. II. Tilton, Eq., Vaner.uvcr,
John Alexandar, Esq , Couperille, W. T., and
many others on thir North Coast , 25(5ra
THE HA IX; LI KULC. ,
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS UNPOP.
nlar rulo at the late Agricultural Fair.
although a source of croat annnvanen in visit.
ors and of vexation to Marshals, was not en.
tirely barren of good results, especially to the
people ol this vicinity who are sagacious
enough to profit by the facts developed. It
seems that in ejecting parties violating the
rule, the Marshals found great difficulty in
some cases by renson of the clothing of tho
offenders giving way, while others more roughly
bandied were removed from tho ground with
out the least injury to their clothing. THs
mystery was solved by the Marshals when
they found on investigation, that the clothing
which stood firm under the sturdy grip of the
officers was purchased (with the 'exception of
one Velvet suitjat the'storeof Murphy A Croas
man, in the bank bulld'ng, corner of State and
Commercial st , Salem, where a good supply of
the ame kind of clothing U always on band,
together with a full assortment of fashionable,
hats and gents' furnishing goods. 3tf.